Palm Beach Senior: Soffici, Edwards victorious
10/8/2012 | by Palm Beach County Golf Association
see also: View results for Palm Beach Senior, Turtle Creek Club
Eduardo Soffici won the Senior Gross Division with a one under par 71
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (Oct. 8, 2012) -- Inclement weather reduced this year's Senior Amateur Championship at Old Marsh Golf Club to 18 holes.
Eduardo Soffici won the Senior Gross Division with a one under par 71. John Lipari and Jeff Horn tied for second with 72's and tied for fourth with 73's were Jimmy Key, John Latowski and Mark Yogan.
Don Edwards won the Super Senior Gross Division with a two under par 70. Gil Turner finished second at 73 and Jan Blick was third with a 76.
Web Potter won the Open Net Division with a net score of 66 (gross 78). Tied for second with 71's were Terry Louis and Bill Jaros.
About the Palm Beach Senior
Format is 36-holes of stroke play with Senior (50- 59), Super Senior (60-69), and Legend (70+) divisions. Open to all PBCGA members who have reached their 50th birthday by the start of the tournament.
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